The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

Will Dewney left on last Monda
for Rushville, Indiana, where he hs
secured d position in marble works a
that place.
Messrs. Lew McG,ll and Jess. Gabri
al visited Mr.. Jerry Carpenter, near En-
terprise, last Sunday. The boys" re
port having most enjoyable time.
NARRiED-Att the residence of Ed
Johnston, Washington township, Marcel
9th. by F.. G. Martin, j. F., Mr.. As
berry Vanhorn TO Miss Melissa Gordon
all Of said township.
NJ. Willard, whose retirement from
the Republican Gazette was announc
ed last week, has since renewed hi:
connection with that paper and vii
| continue IS business manager.
Jacob Recteuwaldt and viii Bur.
berry viii open out first class ice
cream saloon in the Spyby building il
about two weeks. Ne feel sure the
boys will receive a hearty welcome
from the pnbiic.
C.H. Reichley, of Washington town
ship, vas married I'd Miss Emma j.
Carnes at her home in Athens, Ohio,
Thursday. March 24th, Rev. Gardener
officiating. The young couple will To-
cate in Washington township.
Master Clarence Tayior. private Sec
ratarv of his father Col. ". A. Taylor
ofthe Cincinnati Enquirer, accompan-
icdy ey hie father, was in the city yester'
day the guest of Master Harry Green.
The masters" Clarence and Harry had
happy time losing marbles with the
boys.
Col. Taylor cast a journalistic eye
over the troubled waters Of our city.
and may rain shower OF notions in the
columns Of an early Enquirer.
Mr.. Ramos. representing Mr. G.. L.
Spence, the music dealer of Parkers-
burg, West Virginia. Marietta and
Athens, Ohio, has been selling some
very 6ne pinnos and organs in Logan.
He handles the HaineI Bro, Steinway
& Sons, Decker, Bro and Fischer pi-
amos and Esty organs. Any one think
ing Of buying, now or in the future, can
see Mr.. Ramas at the Rempel house,
and get terms and prices; sells OF easy
monthly, quarterly or yearly payments.
Harry Kern is again able to be
out. 10 the qualification of his
many friends. He has again
become interested with his tath
er in business and it is now P
Kern & Son. Athens Herald.
Last Friday evening, Miss
Vida Raney celebrated the 18th
anniversary of her birth and was
assisted ON :his occasion by about
fifty of her Young friends. Ice
cream. cake, &c. were served, and
an unusually pleasant evening
spent by the young people pres
ent.
The safocn OF Phil. Slisher was
burgiarized Sunday night and
about ST or IS extracted from the
money drawer. There is no clue
to the robbers. We think it
wouldbe more in The way of
law and order i! the night police
force would be increased Or an af-
fectiye detective force be employ.
ed by the town. We need some
thing of the kind.
The ~. e. Church social a. the
residence OF Mr. Raymond Belt last
Friday ovening, was a pleasant af
fair. BESIDES the regular lunch
serred on these occasions, the even
ing was en'ivened by excellent mu-
sic and Rotations. Master Chas
Barker md the Misses Gcrtie War
ner and Alice Comfy are being com
plimcntcd Gin all sides for their un
usually happy recitatlons.
The members OF the Crescent
Club tendered Miss Cad Mnrphy
a cor plimentary dance at their
rooms Monday evening. Miss
Murphy leaves this week for Co.
lumbus. where she will make her
home witt, her sister Mrs. J. +.
Wheeler. The party on this o.
casion was a pleasant affair, and
lasted long after midnight. The
departure of Miss Cad will be
quite a loss to the social circles
of which she was such an accept
ible member.
The excur=ionlsts who went to
Columbus Saturday afternoon to
SEQ "a hole in the ground" did not
get home nnti' FIVE o'clock Sunday
morning. There have not been
many compliments paid the rail
road by the boys slBce their return
home. To keep travellers nearly
FIVE hours On the road between C.I-
umbas and this city is an imposi-
tion OH the public.
Mining is very slow at Carbon
dale at present, the reason as
signed being a lack of orders and
scarcity of cars.
Tiffin Gilmore, of Chillicothe,
Will G. James, Of Logan, and
Geo. Allies, OF Nelsoavil!e, were
in attendance al the hop last Fri
day night.
Mr. II. 81. Lash has been ap-
pointed Trustee for he Athens
Asylum, vice John Ackley
whose time expires IApril 18th
Only one Democrat now left in
the Board.-[ Athens Journal.
Our friend Wells. the sterograph
member of our staff at Longstrenth's,
Will no doubt be surprised, if not
paralyzed, at the translation Of his
"Mary's Lamb" tie publication o!